The head of the Horticulture Department of the Agricultural Jihad Organization of Fars Province announced the implementation of an educational program for good agricultural practices known as 'Iran-Gap' in the province's pistachio orchards; a plan aimed at aligning pistachio production processes with international standards, enhancing product safety, and facilitating exports.
Training on 'Iran-Gap' Standards in Fars Pistachio Orchards
The Agricultural Jihad Organization in Fars Province is launching a training program for pistachio farmers to adopt 'Iran-Gap' standards. This initiative aims to improve the quality and safety of pistachio production, which is crucial for boosting exports. The program highlights efforts to meet international agricultural standards.
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📰 What Happened
The Agricultural Jihad Organization in Fars Province has launched a training program for pistachio farmers to adopt 'Iran-Gap' standards. This initiative aims to improve the quality and safety of pistachio production, enhancing the potential for exports.
- The program focuses on aligning pistachio production with international agricultural standards.
- The initiative is expected to boost the safety and quality of pistachio products.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran is one of the world's largest producers of pistachios, and improving agricultural practices is essential for maintaining its market position.
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